Casa Dels Gats in Valencia: photos, reviews

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Tucked away in Valencia, Casa Dels Gats is a captivating spot that blends art with intriguing folklore. This historical site showcases a vibrant house mural, crafted by Alfonso Yuste Navarro in 2003, paying tribute to four legendary cats from 1094. The story suggests that during the rule of the Castilian knight El Cid, cats were thought to bring bad luck, leading to a decree that left just four to persevere. Today, it's a quirky haven for cat enthusiasts and street art admirers alike. With its wheelchair-accessible entrance and child-friendly atmosphere, Casa Dels Gats offers a unique glimpse into Valencia's colorful past and present. Perfect for an afternoon wander, cats and curious history abound in this cozy corner of the city.

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Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children, Wheelchair accessible entrance

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Torres dels Serrans

Bus stop 367 m walk

Torres de Serranos [València]

Bus stop 240 m walk

C. Conde Trénor,

Bus stop 369 m walk

Constitució - Pla de la Saïdia

Bus stop 378 m walk

El Pla de la Saïdia - Constitució

Bus stop 383 m walk

Escola Oficial d'Idiomes (riu)

Bus station 368 m walk

4.3

based on 1,204 reviews

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4.3/5 1,204 reviews

Giancarlo Comune

Simpatica dimora di gatti in Valencia

may Ventura

Tienen muchos años es muy gracioso

Alexis Debano

Interesante insenatura adonde verdaderamente están los gatos que pasean.

Casa Dels Gats in Valencia

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